Los Angeles Galaxy hunk David Beckham has filed an appeal in his $25 million dollar lawsuit against a magazine publisher and a Bosnian hooker, which was tossed out last year, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

Beckham’s lawsuit was dismissed in a California federal court, after the judge determined that In Touch Weekly's article titled David's Dangerous Betrayal, published on October 4, 2010, was in the public interest, and wasn't libelous.

EXCLUSIVE DOCUMENTS: Read David Beckham’s Libel Case Appeal Against In Touch Magazine

Prostitute Irma Nici, 26, had alleged in the magazine that she had a series of sex romps with the soccer stud for $10,000 cash in London and New York in 2007.

David Beckham has filed an appeal to a Californian court in a dramatic bid to overturn another judge's decision to throw out his $25 million libel lawsuit  against a celebrity magazine over false claims he slept with a high-priced hooker.

"Notice is hereby given that Plaintiff and Cross-Defendant David Beckham hereby appears to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit," the terse two page court filing, obtained by RadarOnline.com, reads.

EXCLUSIVE DOCUMENTS: Read The Appeal

The appeal, which also named prostitute Irma Nici as a defendant, was filed around 11pm PT Wednesday.

A spokesman for the dad-of-three told RadarOnline.com, in an exclusive statement: "David is appealing both rulings and he is confident that justice will prevail."

Soccer superstar David Beckham is still at war with the publishing company that scored a victory against him in his hooker defamation lawsuit.

DOCUMENTS: David Beckham Files Federal Objections Against Publishing Company

The L.A. Galaxy player filed an objection to the proposed order dismissing his lawsuit, and RadarOnline.com has the exclusive legal documents.

In a hearing on February 14, Judge Manuel Real dismissed Beckham's lawsuit against the publisher of InTouch magazine, which led to Bauer seeking to recoup costs associated with the legal battle.

David Beckham is being sued by Bauer Publishing over their legal costs stemming from a defamation lawsuit that the Los Angeles Galaxy star filed against In Touch Weekly claiming he had sex with a hooker.

On February 14, Judge Manuel Real dismissed Beckham's lawsuit against the publisher of the magazine, and now Bauer is seeking to recoup costs associated with the legal battle and RadarOnline.com has exclusively obtained the documents.

EXCLUSIVE DOCUMENTS: Bauer Publishing Sues Beckham For Legal Costs

Bauer is seeking "an order compelling plaintiff David V. Beckham to reimburse Bauer for the attorney's fees and costs that it has incurred to defend against his meritless claims and to prepare this fee motion. This amount will include $256,386.95 in attorney's fees, $15,506.61 of computerized legal research and $7,712.97 in costs," the court documents state.